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Love how "Mother" is used even being from the UK I said it in my prim and proper British accent. Mother dearest, I need to use the throne, I fear I may need to crap.
I was cussing at that age and kept it from my mom all the way till adulthood. I'm surprised she told you.
Does it really even matter?
damn! at least she is honest
Well that's a crappy situation!
*sigh* There's always one...
that's awesome!! =D
At first I was like "Mother?" and then I saw the location of this post and it finally made sense. I assumed this took place in the U.S.A XD
My nephew came home from school one day at around that age and confided in me that he'd learnt a rude word at school. He said that he wasn't allowed to say it so he'd spell it. "Fuh uh kuh"! It was incredibly hard to not laugh with surprise. I just told him it's a very, very rude word and not to ever say it or he'll get in big trouble. Kids pick up all sorts at school these days!
Confession time
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At least she told you....
Teach her to say weird things. Like: "Holy hand socks!" "Oh, potato!" (Potato is always the answer on the internet). "Well, ain't that a load of pickles?" "Well, politics..." We need more spontaneous weird people. Warning: she may make fun of you or be made fun of at school.